“The Magic Flute"
on November 2
At Skeena’

this ability to endure danger, to
resis! temptation; to suffer

The Terrace Concert
Assocalian presents an audio
‘The Terrace Concert

Associalion presents an audio
wisual produclion of The Magic
Flute with Ingrid Suderman,
Seprane, Paul Trepanier, Tenor
and Roland Richard baritone,
This concert will be in the
Skeena Junior Secondary”
School auditorium on Saturday
November 2, 8:15 p.m. wet
‘ Mozart's magicis no ordinary: _
magic (if magic can be called:
ordinary), Certainly when the
opera was first advertised the
magic was that of the fairies,
the: magicians, and the flute.
found in it. Magic operas were ©
yery popular.al this time; in
fact while Mozart was wriling -
his opera another composer was
working, quite independently,
ona very similarstory. But this
is superficial. magic., More
important 15. that mystical
‘process called “growing up’.
_ ‘This is what happens to Tamine
and -Pamina.in_ the course of
“their opera. ‘Tamino enters,
“young, chivalrous, - inex:
perienced, prey to old fantasies.
- He-is used by the Queen. of |
‘Night to rescue her daughter .
who, she says, has been kid-
napped by an‘ evil magician,
Sarastro.. Tamino-{s sent off
blindly on-his quest, but finds
thal. Sarastro is not the villain
he's been painted. Instead he is
ihe high priest of the Sun, of:
Wisdom, Truth, and Nature. To
gain a knowledge of (hese things
and ta come to know love, since
that is what drew him in search
of Pamina. He must undergo-a

Specializing

. because of love.

“tested.
. Sacrifice before she can’ be

Chinese and Canadian. .
Foods

Pamina, in
fact rescued from her mother’s
apron strings by Sarastro is also
She must suffer and

worlhy of Tamino. In the end

‘they are united and admilted .

into the company of priests:

‘they become adults. .

Papagene, just as ‘innocent at
the beginning as Tamino, fails
his tests, and although ‘he too

wins a wife al the end of the
opera, he remains childlike. It

is not enough to undertake the
trials of growing up, ‘one must
succeed in them. The Magic
Flute is also known as Mozart's
Masonic opera, Both Mozart
and the man. who wrote the
lyrics were iréemasons. The
late eighteenth. century was 8

_period-of flowering for Lhe.
Masonie Order, bulat the same"

lime it‘was.a period of. per:

“secution, by the Church, wary. of.
the religious. nature.of the ar-"

der, and by the state, worried

about palitical plots,. This was, -

alter all, the. lime of the French
revolution. Masons find hidden

significance’ in some. details: of. -

.this opera. : : .
Non-masons donot need this’
mystery." for. their...“ un-

derstanding or satisfaction. «

The drama of life is sufficient; ©

Mozart's magic is for everyone.
- Ingrid Suderman, soprano,
who, was. winner of the Nor-

thwest Regional -Melropolitan -
Opera Auditions ‘in Sealtle in’ -

8?i and a prize winver in the

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1974 CBC Talent Festival has
been a performer in demand
‘from Victoria to Mentreal. Miss
Suderman was principal Seloist
ina CBC TV Offerbach Special
Ihal has been shown nalionally
in the U.S.A.

Paul Tepanier, tenor studied

“al the -Provinee of Quebec

‘4910 W. Hwy. 16 Terrace B.C.

“nationalism as "our
Canadian colleagues displayed,

Conservatory of: Music. under
the -direction®. of . Leopold

“Simoneau. Studing under. a’

scholarship at ‘the: Toronto

Quebec ily. .-” British
Columbia weekly newspaper.
publishers held. their annual
convention in this-old French:
cily in . conjunction. with: the,
Quebee weekly ‘publishers, the
first (ime that the westerners.
ever held their meeting outside

bright ebullient .; young “man
from Trois Reviere by thaname
of Clowle Berube. Claude is a
real mover and publishes three
weeklies with a total cireulatio

of $5,000, He isintensely French
Canadian and speaks English
with astight accent.’ I couldn’t
help but observe. that :if we
~Anglo-Canadians had as high a
French-

we w culd have nothing to worry

- about regarding the future. of

Shan Yan Restaurant |

Canada. : ;
I was able to dialogue with

Claude - during’ a, cheese and

cider bash in- the luxurious,

brand new Que bee Hilton. After
exchanging pleasantries and
discussing the problems.of the
care and feeding of a weekly
newspaper, J asked him what he
thought of our premier's
statement when he’ returned

panier

Opera School in 1967, he was
particularly noticed for his
. interpretations of the MAIC:
FLUTE and Pelleas et

Melisande. Mr. Trepanier:has ~

performed at the Glyndeborne
Festival in England and in
’ Canada’. with the Quebec

“Symphony and the Quebec |

Opera. “Mr. Tepanier has also’

-sung in many CBC productions, -

: Roland . Richard, Baritone,”
‘the - recipient . of numerous -

from a cosy weekend with Rene
Levesque,‘ Quebee's leading
separatiste.

Our premier went on record.

‘won't’ dwell: here; ‘on |-all “the
“misery. but” the ‘miltants- have

°"-tesorled to: bombings,..vidence

“of ‘varios: forms. and : even.
’ murdercin atlempis to achieve:
‘their ends.); 0° = ;

*ttpel] me, * Claude, - do';you®

think. Rene-.is a * great
“Canadian? et

There was’a painful pause.
|. “Let me say thal Rene is.a
“great FRENCH-Canadian,”

Of course, the real hassle is -

the language bil. “. Claude
viewed wilh -alarm the “fact
that workers in‘the factories in
‘Trois’. Rivere had. lo” speak

English fram 8 to 5 and: could -

only speak. French when they
went home. J thought this was a
good © way... io promote
bilingualism. Noway, Bub. Not
onjhat secre. . - 2

“This condition is intensified

by isolation. We are thousands.
of miles from Trois Rivere and:
it is expensive to’ travel. In
Canada. We are more con-

cerned whether. Point’ Roberts .

-gets its. water, supply than
whether they have labor peace:
at dames Bay. ,

Of course, it all started back

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We, also’ cut A :

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scholarships, participated “in
the Stratford .Festival. in. On-.
tario in a.lelevised braadcast of
’ Rossini’s ‘Barber of Seville”. .
He -took: part. in. the-- Com-
‘monwealth Art Festival held in-
England in 1995 and‘ was the
Winner of the-Prix d'Europe in
1968. ‘Mr. Trepanier, studied at
"the “Vienna . Music. Acadeniy
under .the. direction of Eric
 Werker. . tot .
Paul ‘Trepanier and Roland

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inthe middle of the 18th century
when a British Genral Wolfe
decked a French General
Montcalm on the . Plains of

earn’ English'as well,’ -;

4

“Ursullite’ Convent” Museum.)
“+ [twould’ maybe be unfair to
~say that the Battle of the Plains

* of Abraham is still going on. bul
they sure make lots of noises.

: For instance, the monument ta”

_. Ganeral Wulfe has been) van- .~

*: dalized three times and itis not

uncommon to see traffic signs
with the English exorcised with
*a'sloppy paint spray bomb.

©: Our French colleagues have
. ‘developed a real neurosis about
any reference to “British” or
- “English. . Officially, the
-Fyench for BC ‘is Columbia
: Britannique (note the British is

last), However, we rioticed on, .
many occasions it was Teferred -

{o ‘as Columbia Canadien
‘(Canadian Columbia}. Quile
often we came from plain de
‘Columbia. ~ . .
: . Quebec’s separation from the

-“How. But it would appear that:
Quebec would be the loser if one

. considers all the goodies it gets .

from“ Ollawa.. . Western lax
payers are still smoldering over.

tondreds of .° millions.. Right
-now, Ottawa is angelling an $800
milion alrporl north of Dorvsl. .
“If Quebecrefuses lo pay for it, it.
-is likely the Canadian taxpayer
Will be diddied again.
Lasked Claude if he had ever
-helidayed in ‘the West.. He

}-- allowed as how. it was loo ex-

\-pensive, “It is cheaper forme
and my family fo fly to Franch
‘and spend oul’ holidays ‘there

- I} cevery. year (han visit Western
di a .

the.

9 pin,

wrap Wild Game |

Ingrid Suderman

£

Richard tock part atso in the
first tour of this special
production in Eastern Canada
last year.

“Tekets are available at the

door for $3.50 Adults, Students
$2.90, Children $.50 Season
lickets are still available for all

THE HERALD, Wednesday, October 23, 1974, PAGE. At

CTV To Air
"GODFATHER"

Loyd Colthorp, BCTV Vice.»

British Columbia Television
today announced the purchase
of the television rights ta the
motion picture ‘‘The’ God-
father”. The controversial
feature will be seen in one
showing on Saturday,
Navember 16, commencing at 9

mn.

American rights to ‘The
Godfather" were earlier. pur-
chased by the NBC network who
will alr it laler in November
over a two evening span.

President ‘in’. charge- of
programming reports that any
editing decisions to.be made.on
the firm will be made here al
BCTV. He stated, ''We intend to
make deletions anly where
absolutely necessary so that our

- version will be almost identical

(oe ‘the theatre. version, Of
course, we will air an an-
nouncement prior to. the
lelecast that at is an adult ,
feature. :

Marconi Stamp

Postmaster General Bryce
Mackasey today announced the
issue of one eight-cent stamp, as
part of the multicultural series,
to commemorate {he one
hundredth anniversary of the
birth of Guglielmo Marconi, the

“father of radio.

The stamp features a portrait

of Marconi in the foreground

combined wilh a view of St.
John's harbour from Signal Hill
in the background, .

A total of 28 million stamps, |
printed by ‘Ashton-Potter
Limited of ‘Toronto, will be
issued November. 15. .

Marcont chose Signal Hill in
St. John's, Newfoundland, .as
the site for the first . tran-
satlantic wireless reciever in
1901. .

veers ysesemeeey

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valuable contribution Llalians
have made tothe enrichment of

ourCanadlanculture,”’ said Mr. -

Mackasey,
The stamp was designed by
John B, Boyle from a painting

The big-hearted ..

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